Planning
A scene in the editor, a card on the board and a point on the timeline are the same object. So are a character in the reference and a node in the graph. Change it in one place and it changes everywhere.
How is the story built?
Labels show the honest state: “In prototype” works in the current Mac build, “Planned for v1” is part of the first release.
Scene cards
In prototypeThe whole book on one screen: summaries, statuses, POV.
Two orders of time
In prototypeNarrative order and world time, kept apart. Flashbacks and parallel scenes show up on the timeline.
Characters and locations
In prototypeA reference of story entities with their mentions in the text.
Plot lines
In prototypeA scene can belong to several lines; an appearance matrix by chapter.
Relationship graph
In prototypeA character's surroundings and the whole network: line weight is how many scenes they share.
Find characters in the text
In prototypeA background mention index, no AI involved — shows where each character appears.
Research and moodboard
In prototypeMaterials, images and notes right next to the book.
Series canon
Planned for v1Shared characters and world facts across every book in a series.
Statuses, comments and a version history where you can compare and restore a scene or the whole book.